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drstrangevibes
2y ago
yes but will it blend?
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drstrangevibes
10y ago
how fast is it? does it outperform tensorflow or torch-rnn?
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drstrangevibes
11y ago
but isnt chromium open source?
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
any decent mode for java yet? :-\
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
yeah its called 'highlighting hypocrisy'
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
lets just say that they learned from the best ;)
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
oh frabjous day!
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
>Well if Assange's lawyer thinks the Swedish prosecutor has no case, he must be right! er...thats not what was said at all. however, sticking with the point:its good practise for lawyers to present their case to the other side before tr
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
While I agree that killing him would probably create more problems than it solves the facts remain. a) judgement will be given 1 hour after the court building so thats still not much time . Here are the facts: Sweden is trying to extradite
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
10 minutes expected time on an extradution that is unecessary. I think they have already made up their mind. The best case scenario is that he will never be seen again, the worst? they will kill him.
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
http : //www.infoq.com/resource/presentations/Lock-free-Algorithms/en/slides/{INSERTSLIDENUMBERHERE}.swf
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
unfortunately many judges have "bugs" in them too!
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
would they be interested in smart phones on a wireless network?
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
er this IS Zukerberg, his screwed over pretty much everyone he's ever worked with, hardly surprising
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
i agree the 51% that has been retained is there so that he can retain control, he doesnt actually care if it tanks , his made a huge wad and still has command, perfect!
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
its business, its not personal.
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
dump and pump
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
what facebook does: monitor your shit and send it to the government. They arent going anywhere
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
Facebook is far to useful to the Government to go anywhere. I bet GM knows this, I suspect a case of "dump and pump"
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
does prolog lack ambiguity?
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
many people already are, though the bugs are lexical in nature
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
the documents themselves arent the problem, the real deception lies in the use of language and words of art
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
I made something with similar qualities: see my prototype http://tinyurl.com/cgayg87
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Youthful Perspective on the London Riots
(estaorchard.com)
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14y ago
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
maybe they are just keeping their communication private by using encryption.
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
its not for you to prove your innocence , they must first prove your guilt. reply no case to answer
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
these are scheduled to be addressed in java 8 & 9
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drstrangevibes
14y ago
xpilot.....nuff said
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drstrangevibes
15y ago
point taken
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drstrangevibes
15y ago
How well do you know the Sutras? Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules. ... There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.
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